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Red Riders edge Wheeling Central for sectional title

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The Weir Red Riders triumphed over the Wheeling Central Maroon Knights with a narrow 1-0 victory to capture the Class A-AA Region 1, Section 1 championship title. Kaelyn Engle's goal in the 43rd minute proved to be the game-winner, showcasing her skill and composure under pressure. The match unfolded at the East Wheeling Turf Field, where both teams exhibited competitive spirits and sportsmanship. This victory is a significant milestone for the Red Riders, emphasizing their prominence in local high school sports. Local fans rallied behind the team, celebrating their achievement and fostering community pride.

The match not only highlighted the athletic talent within the region but also underscored the importance of high school sports in bringing communities together. With this championship win, the Red Riders aim to build momentum for future contests in their season. The outcome solidifies the team's status as a formidable contender in the area.

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